George C Marshall High School - Columbian Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

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J.K. Singleton — Mathematics; Math Team. K.uhryn N Sfceirit, — Business. Publicity is a major factor in producing a suc- cessful musical. Mrs. Irene Odorizzi a'dvises Sam Shelton about the placement of this Codspell advertisement. Robert Joseph Smith — Physical Education; V Basketball. Wayne 0. Spangler — Counselor. n.'nU.. p st,.ph,.n.|pn — physical Education; V Field Hockey. )V Softball. Debbie Stewart — English; Inlramurals, Gymnastics. ftnsalie — English. Thomas Stewart — Drafting; VIC A. Claire Stockfisch — English. Martha Summers — Learning Disabilities Resource. Lloyd Thompson — Vocational Principal. Robert L. Thompson, Jr. — Mathematics. William Tidwell — Art. j f-»ryi Tomlinson — Counselor. Ketih Toney — Science; Science Club, le.mne M. Tucker — Counselor. Edith VanDeventer — Home Economics. Single Living; FHA Club. Edwin L. Vergason — English. World Civilization II. Vannea Pham Vu — English as a Second Language. JfW-ipnof — Physical Education; V Softball. Rosalie W. Welch — English; Senior Class. Joseph C. White — Physical Education; V Football. Track. Phyllis S. Wittmann — Secretary. Laurie P. Williams — French: SCA. National Senior Honor Society. Martha R. Williams — U.S. History; Volunteer Archaeology Groups. Jayne Wolf — Cosmetology; VIC A. Roger Wood — Bricklaying; Football. Catherine Young — Home Economics; FHA Club. Nicholas Young — Auto Mechanics. Carl Zaleski — Athletic and Student Activities Director. Stacy Zissios — Biology; Pep Club.

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Dual rule is nu bread and butter Teachers are paid for some of the time they spend working for student activities and sports. Their pay is only a mere pittance compared to the value of their free time. Most teachers don't care about the few extra dollars they earn from helping with student activities. They would probably continue to sponsor the activities with or without a salary; when County budget cuts threatened to abolish sponsor pay, some teachers said they would work anyway. Most students participate in extra-curricular activities because they enjoy them. In spite of the hard work and time involved in sponsoring activities, most teachers also do so because they enjoy it. Rainy weather doesn't drown offense team Coach Mark Peterson's strategy ideas. Defensive Coach Meredith Boyd and Head Coach Joe White consider his opinions during a Varsity Football practice in the main gym. Coaches must work even longer hours than team members. Kent R. Logan — Chemistry; Astronomy Club, • Tennis. Mary Ellen Lokey — World Civilization I, English. Dorothy Lundin — Librarian. J. Patrick McAteer — Distributive Education; ------------------- DEC A. Ronald D. McWilliams — Band Director; Marching Band, Stage Band. Irene M. Odorizzi — Drama, English; Drama Club, Thespians. Richard Oliver — Geography. Mark Peterson — Mathematics; V Football. Carol Powers — Vocational Secretary. Paris M. Rasnic, Jr. —Mathematics, Computer Science. William P. Reed, Sr. — Science; Rockhounds, Ticket Manager. Jeff Ring — Mathematics. • Robert Robinson — Guidance Director. Lizzie M. Rowe — Business; Ebony Club, Intramurals. lane R Sandats — English. rCbrinne Savage — English; Majorettes, f ' Keyeltes. lohn G. Schlo P Social Studies. Sylvia B. Sellers — Biology. Bonnie Schaffer — English. Mark L. Singer — Orchestra. 240 Faculty: Logan-Singer

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Bused from different post office addresses, Marshall students have no single town name to call their own. Lack of defined communities doesn't prevent local jurisdictions from operating community centers. The Falls Church center is mainly for city residents, although Marshall students are welcome to use it. fr-Hi Tysons Comer Shopping Center serves as a community for Statesmen, where they work and hang out. Senior Amy Everard waits on customers in Irving's Sporting Goods store. 242 Community